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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-05
Faith Illustrated.

At an island on the coast of Maine
which is much resorted to there is an es-
teemed local clergyman who is known
to the summer residents, nearly all of
whom are Bostonians, as the "hen min
ister." This is by reason of his habit
of telling, in season and out of season,
certain story which queerly illustrates
the idea of faith. Il preached a SER
mon one Sunday" the good minister
will say, con the doctrine of faith, in
which L taught my hearers the good
Christian doctrine that all things may
be brought about 10y faith, instructing
them that faith is the evidence of
things not seen, the substance of things
hoped for. There was farmers wi o
in the congregation who was greatly
edited by the sermon, and came TO me
and told me that she now understood
just what faith was.
"Next Sunday morning / overlook
her on the way to church.
"'See here, Parson,' says she, Il don't
think much of your teachin' about
faith.
"' Why not? asked.
"'Why,' says she, 'the other day
heard my speckled hen a cacklin' like
all to pay "Now," says 1, "here is a
chance to see what faith is. That
speckled hens egg is the evidence of
things not seen; the substance of
things hoped for 1 have faith that
she's laid an egg, and I'm sure that
when I'll go out to the shed I'll find it. I"
SO / goes out and looks for it, and
there wasn't any egg there, and that
speckled hen hadn't laid any. Now,
what's your faith good for, I'd like to
knows?
"And then" the minister will say, 81
told her what was the matter with her
faith. 1t was meant for a rebuke to
you that you didn't find an egg there,
said l. You'd ought to have trusted
in God, and not in the hen. '"-Bostop
Record.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-05
The Only WAY to Connuer Dyspepsia.

1t is perfectly prepos erous to introduce pep
sin and other artificial solvents into the
stomach in tho expectation that they will as
sst digestion by acting on the food itself. They
will not. Nor is it possible thus to overcome
dyspepsia. The only way TO conquer that dis
order and prevent the numerous diseases and
disabilities which it assuredly provokes, is to
renew the activity Of gastric action by
strengthening the stomach. Hostctters Stomach
Bitters eradicat the most inveterate forms Of
indigestion by restoring vitality to the alimen-
tary organs, and those which are tributary TO
them. The liver, the bowels the kidneys, and
the nerves, no less than the stomach, expert
ence the invigoratiye effects Of that stan lard
tonic, which possesses Alternative properties
that greatly enhance its beneficial influence,
and give peunnnence TO its effects which they
would not otherwise possess
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-05
WOman's Face.

What furniture can give such finish 10 q
room, as tender woman's face" asks George
Eliot Not any, we are happy to answer,
provided the glow OF health tempers the ten
der expression. The pale, anxious, bloodless
face OF the consumptive, or the evident suffer
ings Of the dyspeptc, induce feelings Of sor-
row and grief on our part and compel MS TO
tell them Of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery," the sovereign remedy for consump-
ton aud other diseases of the respiratory sys-
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He Got There.

SHAY, conduct'r," shouted the intox.
icated passenger on the l. road, "why
don't you call tn situations palmer
How d'you shpose I'm goin' to know
where Tmagoin'? What'shnext station
now?'
police station" proclaimed the con
ductor, in stentorian tones, as he land
ed the intoxicated passenger on the
platform. And as there happened, by
some strange chance, to be a police
man there, it was.-SomerUiLle Jour
nal
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-05

and all had been a dream, during the
progress of which 1 had actually
dreamed of the lightning stroke, awoke
from that dream, and continued for
some time to carry on the thread of the
first vision.
81 might multiply such experiences,
said the doctor, as he prepared to bid
his friends goodnight, "but none of
them would so clearly illustrate that
strangest of all strange things in the
phenomena of sleeping brain-a
dream within dream"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-05
Inun0rIany

When you visit or leave New York City, save
baggage, expressage, and 81 carriage hire, and
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot
6l3 rooms, fitted up at cost of one million
dollars, 81 and upwards per day. European
plan Elevator Restaurant supplied with tho
best Horse cars, stages. and elevated rail-
road 20 all depots. Families can live better for
less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at
any 9th er first class hotel in the city.
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4 Practical Suggestion.

Mamma, what are you looking for ?"
asked little Mamie Flapjack of her
mother, the widow Flapjack.
I'm looking for my wedding ring.
I've hunted for it high and low.
wouldn't lose it for anything"
81 wouldn't bother about IL, mamma.
If it comes to the worst you can get
married again. hats what Tn going
to do when / am q widow. - eras
Strings.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-05

INDIGESTION, dyspepsia, nervous prostra-
ton, and all forms OF general debility re-
lioved by taking Mensmans PeptonIzed Beef
Tonic, the only preparation OF beef containing
its entire nutritious properties. IL contains
blood-making, force generating. and life-sus-
tanning properties is invaluable in all en-
feebled conditions, whether the result of ex-
heuston, nervous prostration, overwork, or
acute disease; particularly il resulting from
pulmonary complaints. Caswell, Hazard x
Co proprietora New York
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Best Goods Are Put In Smallest Parcels

The old proverb is certainly true in the case
of DIR. Pierce's pleasant Purgative Pellets"
which arc little, sugar-wrappeI parcels, scarce
ly larger than mustard seeds containing az
much cathartc power as Is done up in the Bug
gest, most pu.slve-looking phi. Unlike the
big pills, however, they are mid and pleasant
III their operation-do not produce gripping
pains, nor render the bowels cOstive after using
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Not Changed.

"Well, it seems good to see you after
ten years, Brown"
"Do l change much?"
"Not at all-look just the same as you
did at school"
II feel the same, too. You remember
how 1 was always in trouble, and getting
licked? 2"
"Yes."
well, it followed me through life. "
Indeed"
"Yes; L was always strapped then
and 1 am always strapped now"-Chi
cdQO Ledqer.
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A PROMINENT farmer of Bowling Green,
Howard County, Md, Mr.. j. Il. Ridgely,
said his four children were sick with sore
Threats and coughs at the same time. Red
Star Cough Cure cured them in week.
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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat should not
be neglected BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
are simple remedy, and give prompt relief
% cts. a box.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-05

AN English physician says short hair
deprives the brain of electricity. There
are lots of people who need long hair.
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DELICATE diseases of either sex, however
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SKINNY MEN.
HAIR HAI.sAu.

Wells Health Remover" restores health and
vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, nervous de-
bility. For weak men. delicate women. 81
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No matter in what part you live, you had
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CROUCH ON CATARRU"

Rough on Itch cures skin humors eruptions
ring worm, letter. salt rheum frosted feet chill
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CROUCH ON PILES {.

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CROUCH ON RATS,

"SwANs sing before they de-" They
have to. if they sing Mt all.
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WHEN a fellow rushes from house into
the street in a towering passion, it is an
out rage.
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THE man who ate his dinner with the
fork of a river has been trying to spin o
mountain top.
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"ROUGH ON ITCH.u

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Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete cure
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A Great Offer.

THE elements that go TO make up mad
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IT is no use for man TO get religion
if he doesn't quit lying.-Sam Jones.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-22
IIrcuit Court.

The circuit court opened out on It's Octo.
Der term yesterday, dovoting the day
mostly 10 routine and preparatory bust
ness. The jury calendar of unfinished
cases from last term Is as follows
Tuesday, November y; 0,G0s, ]. Il.
Sccly w. jack Walsh; 1855, J. w. Corney
w. Samuel Meyers; 1867, S. H. Gardiner
vs.. Harry WindlcT S,g33, NJ. X. CrugcI
w. Odd Fellows hall and library associa
ton; 9,7l7, H. u. Eaton & Go. vs.. Il. 4.
Munroe; 0,lSo, George Moon vs.. j. h.
Kocnig; 800, George Campbell W.. Taxing
district; sos, sun iaudcrdalc W. Taxing
district; S,g3I, Thomas II. Allen W.. w. 4.
Seaman; 0,bSS, a. 1rcmicr W. L., N. o. &
T. railroad, 0,GGS, NJ SIicklin W. W. d.
Cannon, sheriff; 0,23e, Mrs. sallie Lang
stat vs.. Jas. Burncy; I1O9, Samuel Funk
Va. w. II. llinon.
"Wednesday. November 2G Nos. 1904.
NJ. l.. Graham ". j. q. llenning OOPS,
4. y. Duncan q Go. w. J. '. Scarborough;
g,G77, James Ballistcr aud vile vs. CHI
zcns' street railroad.
Friday, November % No. 9,672, W. II.
Evans w. II. II. W. Goodwin.
Monday, November -. No. 0,5Di, G. II.
Rayburn vs.. Dahncy Crenshnw.
Tuesday, November - No O.O62, g.
g. Hartman Va. J. A. Forrest q CO.
"Wednesday, Nov. 30. Nos S,p7i, Mary
Ncy vs.. Jacob Story; 0,50i. \. McCaddcn
a Co. W. u. lowcnstcin & Brother, $500,
Miller, Fisher & Go. W. J. X. Speed.
Thursday, December /; No. H,OSi, John
T.. Hurley VI Louisville & Nashville rail
road
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Established Twenty-one Years
7. N. ANTISELL PIANO co.
PROCLAMATION.
ncrarinent Of state. cl'y o. nashville Sash. .,
ssnn Francisco, Gal.
Charles Y. Jacobson, Agent


ILTHEgEAs. TIM GENERAL ASSEMBLY ~
Sion. Chapter ~ lngos losst. Acis 81 Isl suhmiF
tci ~ the qualified yplCn u ne state The ioll0N'
inc amendment ~ the Constitution. towlE
To add uf sub s.riinn Eighteen 10 Article ElcYcu
Of aid Consultation The following;
section ls-No person shall manufacture "a
fnc 90 ell Or kcop Zoe silo Hfan hctCmrc ruy ~
i0xiUating liquOr whatever, Including vine ao %
"'rho Gcncrsi Assembly, shah. ny law. rtcscrl<
rrftil1finfs Tor TIC ouf1npmrul ~ the pfnAihit n
horuin Cuniliucd aud shall thcWny provide niltt
BE penalties ior The yi0lHii,n ~ the prorlfir'
Lrn6of tn Do mtihcd nn1 approved. 20 nvlctied.
By thcIf votes o. provided IN the Constitution ani
MhrfraIa hy hr0iiun 4 puHF lls, 10 " provided.
among other things, "thai the secretary u state
The Governor and Comptroller nfu hcfrby corli'
iuiCd iOlfi ~ lnspectOrs Whose duty II thnll u
~ rpmiuV sud canvass said vote, and incefuiy iha
result thcrcui b. Proclamation duly made for thirty
Knoxville. thntiiuonn. Nashville and Memphis"
Nov, thcuurr. IN conformity With the iorgoin7
provision Of law. we do hereby curtiY that. at tho
clcction held on the 9Th day oi September ISL
there Noro cnft "iuf the proposed Amendment
NJ .i0i votes. and Against The puoppad Amend
mrut' if,.l55 yOtcs, a. Il appears in1m The fyiufn
duly made o. and nov on hic In The oiice Of ihs
soCtlry OF Ntnte.
~ testimony whereof We have hcrcunto ~ oui
oficisi signat,irr,' and by oricr oi Tie G1ytrnor
caused the unmt seal " The State 90 70 nihNed 4
The Executive DEPARTMENT In Nashville. THIS 18th
y RoBT. l. TAYLOR
Governor !
Join ALLISON, Il
Secretary Of siata
Pr. HcKARD.
NaHNN
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statement that he refused 10 90 with the
defendant 10 the place OF execution when
requested by defendant TO 60 and take part
in the crime. Any fact or circumstance,
or absence OF such, might 90 to show that
lac did not knowingly and voluntarily
unite with the defendant and Others IN
common interest 10 commit the crime. ii,
however, after considering the question,
you conclude that The witness Thorn was
IN fact an accomplice in the crime charged
against the defendant, then YOU will dis
regard his testimony in making up your
verdict, unless il be corroboraied by other
witnesses or proof in the case, This cor
roboration and confirmation ought 10 he
IN such and many parts OF the accomplice's
narrative M may reasonably satisfy you
that he is telling you the truth, and not
fabrcating story And he should be
confirmed in some facts affecting the de-
PENDANT, whom he accuses as one OF the
actors in the crime, that If the corobom-
ton requisite to the validity of the &C.
complete testimony should be 10 the per-
son or the defendant, and without this all
other confederation would be delusiyc.
To this end you may look to the proof
OF any OF the facts showing the defendant
and witness, Thorn, together under cir.
cumsinnccs which were not likely 10 have
occurred unless there had been concert be-
tween them. n Is claimed by defense that
the State seeks 10 convict the defendant
alone upon circumsianiial evidence. This
being 10, the court charges YOU that before
You can convict the defendant that circuin-
stances relied on must exclude every rea-
sonablc hypothesis but that of his guilt, or
ut least be sufficient 10 satisfy the mind and
conscience Of common man beyonda rca-
sonablc doubt. Mr.. Wharton, in his late
edition of u work on criminal evidence,
states the broad proposition that all cyl.
dcnce IL more or less crcunstantinl. Al
statements oi witnesses, all conclusions OF
! juries, are the result Of differences. There
are, therefore, no grounds for distinction
between circumstantial and direct evi-
donce. All evidence admitted by the court
is To be considered by the jury in making
mp its verdict, and its duty is to acquit
II on such evidence there is reasonable
doubt Of defendants guilt, but II otherwise
| to convict. "
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Two bottles Of rcru.na cured The chronic
catnrrh VI Mn Robert Grimes, kcnd,,llc,
Ohio.
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Cn,arrI,. Ra.e or I'm, Fe,er.

The cleansing. soothing aud healing
properties Of narby's rpphylnciic fluid
arr experienced In the treatment and curc
Of Caiauh and ldndnd complaints. Tho
fluid soothcs aud heals the inilancd mem.
htuncs and removes the Offensive odol
that charnclosigcs the dhcasc. should the
Inflammation have pachci the throat use
the Fluid ~ a g,rslo 10 allay tho mllam.
nation and 10 dis.niccL
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CNciNNATi, o., Nov. 2l.-A special
says that desperate conflict took place
yesterday Mt Jcllico, Tenn. Mnn'lal
Woolbunc In the evening undertook to
nircsi some miners Tor disordcrly conduct.
The men resisted, and one oi them, Noal
Miller, WIS killed. The others ilcd. AZ
o'clock Millct's friends attacked the mar
shal and killed three and wounded two o
his posse. Great excitement prevails.
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Ya,nl nnII,oe,I ,,lII.Ion.

VENNA, m, Nov. q. Yesterday niicr.
noon, four miles north Of thi, city, on the
Cairo, Vinocnncs & Chicago railroad, two
freight trains collidcd. The two engines
and eight car, were badly smashed. Dan
Collard and Frank Barton, the engineers.
Richard Walker, brakeman, and iw.
man named Schailcr were instantly Killed.
Some others are reported wounded, hut
particulars have not been learned.
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lIrnnhl. ~ IrIiien-

Thousands of cures follow the use OF DR.
sagc's CatarIh Remedy. 5Oconts.
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me nnhn. Mas an

ORR they don't they should know gat
Rangum Root lulmcnt cured Viz head In
mules Tor W 4. Hunt, II Adaiuyillc ny
J. H. Mallory, Of Forts station, Tom,
fact, this King oi Eminent. u Invaluable
Tor man aud beast, aud no family should be-
without H. ~ cents per bottle. For sale NJ
Holsters drug store. NO. 2s3 Main street.
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LA-cu.u-, currd Mr.. Christian Icllc Of
Carondolel, Mo, Of "a forty-thpc.ycar ulcer,
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DId yon E,crF

W. n Rcvcl'. NJ. ~. 81 baltimore Nd,
Gays. IL have been In the practice of modi.
icinc Tor over eighteen ycanr. hut mover have
I seen the equal oi Hodge, Sniraparlla. II
has worked miracles here Ia curing rhouma.
i,-ia sHd s,I"fuis. Have almost 'uinu iu
the conclusion that | cannot practice with.
out It," Rangum Root Medicine Co.. Manu-.
hciurcrs. Nashville, Tenn. 81 u0por bottle.
Sold ut Holsters drug store, 2sS Main street.
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wAuEEcoN, H., Nov. 2l.-rhc remains
Of w. ID. wclch. n travelling salesman Tor
a Chicago seed house, were brought hero
yesterday. wclch had gone on, duck
hunting saturday. The snow storm came
up, and, not returning, searching party
was formed Sunday morning. Ills body
was found In boat, frozen std, about 200
yards from the shor.
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Pedestrian scores.

Pnm,puruiA, Ia, Nov. 2l.-Following
are the scores Ut O'Clock this afternoon In
the lntcmationalroas you please pcdcslri-
anmatch litllcwool, ~ miles and laps,
Albert. ~, q. Moore, ~, q, Normnc ~,
z: Cox, "a, q, Elson, 20, .. Burns ~, n.
Hart, n, D. panchot, 80, ., Cuuiu. %, n.
Nini, 90, 10, SuUkcl, 80. 4, lcgrnd
m 10
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MutroRD. Jewol@' 2Oi Main.
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chnncrr, Cturi u. ". rsics. CI.anccIIor

Calcndarflur November 80. 400, VIII.
Jams w.f Con,oG b,b52, Mayors Va.
Haynes; $3.50, Ney vs.. CrugoT 5jsl,
Porter W.. Goodrich; 5,5S2, Whitcmorc W
Nooc; 5,5Si Jordan ". Nooc; 5,bS7, Rice
" Rice. .. aai. Norton ys. nrinkley: ., 900,
UEill vs. Wigs 6,jyp, Kennedy ",
Campbell.